Vacation - It’s so fun and great for kids to learn about pirate history :) I highly recommend go to check it out and price is rarely and more this

Intriguing - My teenagers really enjoyed amd want to go back for another adventure. Made them have to think and be inquisitive. They really enjoyed.

Don’t Miss This!! - Pirates: Legends of the Gulf Coast is an exhilarating and immersive experience that transports you into the world of high-seas adventure. From start to finish, the attraction captures the thrill and mystery of pirate lore, offering a captivating blend of history, storytelling, and interactive fun. The exhibits are well-curated, engaging displays, and a compelling narrative that brings the Gulf Coast's rich pirate history to life.

Great experience - A nice experience meeting pirate places in Galveston, stories and also have some things of the pirates of the Caribbean.

Pirates! Legends of the Gulf - It was…ok. Probably not for kids. Lots of reading and scanning QR codes. The 2 rooms were neat. It took us about 15 minutes bc the kids were over it.

Posters to read on the wall and QR codes. - There is alot of time spent reading the posters on the wall to gain knowledge of the exhibit or looking at your phone . The staff was friendly and it was clean.

Pirate museum - A little hard to find. Paid $20 to park. Website does not tell you what the ride. Was able to exchange the $5 ride for 2 bottles of water. Doors were locked when I got there. Called the number on the door and someone showed up about 15 minutes later. The exhibit was dark so I had to use my camera to take photos so I could see what was in the exhibit. Gift shop was below par. The exhibit was intetesting.

Expected more - For what it was, it was well done. The displays were good and the information was good on several pirates. It's just for $15 a person I expected a larger museum with more artifacts, stories, and history, and a gift shop with cool "pirate stuff" stuff and models in it.

Informative but short - If you would like information about pirates it’s very informative, just very short. In and out in 15min for $15/person.

You get what you pay for - You get what you pay for. The tour is now done with QR codes, but my phone wouldn’t read them. So you’re just walking through reading the fo e print on the walls. Which is fine, that’s what a museum is, but some of the things on display aren’t working or have visibly been worn down. It’s also pretty tiny.